Matt R wrote:
You're confusing user space with article
space. User pages are *not* the
distributable free content encyclopedia. User pages are part of the
framework
which builds the distributable free content
encyclopedia.
There is a perfectly reasonable goal of avoiding fair use images in
*articles*,
wherever possible. As I understand it, we also
remove most Fair Use images
from
user pages because we normally don't have any
decent Fair Use rationale for
using them there. However, as a parody, we do have a rationale for the AYB
image.
It's a good thing to keep a few fun things on Wikipedia outside of the
article
space. It's a good thing to be wary of fair
use images. It's a bad thing to
delete humour because of misplaced "fair use" political correctness.
They all get bundled together in the downloads, though.
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